[conservative blonde]

Don't be chuckling too much. I can see where ABC might "do a number on Bush" in the second segment. I don't trust any of the MSM. They certainly are not there to do any favors for Bush. Just wait and see what they say Bush did or didn't do. They certainly will unfairly play up Bush being reading to the children in the school room when this horrendous thing happened. As if he could have done something at that time.

[wayoverthehill]

Probably so but the difference there is that Bush wasn't whining about how he is portrayed and the Republican congressional leadership isn't sending threatening letters to ABC. I don't thing GWB is too worried about his "legacy", unlike Clinton.

[fabriclady]

"I can see where ABC might "do a number on Bush" in the second segment"

You may be right. I have heard several comments about clintion thugs trying to stop this, some have said ABC has something up their sleeves.
Well if clinton is protesting too much, we will all stay glued to the screen, clintons crowd knows this.
And Monday night, they lower the boom.
Sounds just like them. All along I have felt there is more to this than we know.

[tflabo]

"I can see where ABC might "do a number on Bush" in the second segment"

So whats new...Bush bashing is commonplace. GWB and us conservatives can take the heat...not so the Stalinist Clintonista Dems....too thin-skinned to face a little heat concerning their presidential hero they resort to revisionist tactics. DEFEAT THEM ALWAYS.

[singfreedom]

The BIG difference is that Bush, humbly, admitted that they made a mistake in not taking the threat more seriously, however, it was Clinton's mistake, IMHO, in not being more emphatic in their warning regarding the threat. For all we know, Clinton left a Post-It note on the desk in the Oval Office.

Remember, President Bush did not take office under optimal conditions. I'm certain Clinton was not really forthcoming regarding all the hot button issues on the immediate agenda. Anything to make Bush look bad.